Removing authentication, keep write files about mavo-php

[Falafel65]

Sorry, forgot to check my github for a while.

If you want to remove authentication (which you shouldn't not because of the write ability) you may have to only comment line 9 and 11, to leave the $isLogged = true;

[chiotis]

Did this in mavo-backend.php but unfortunately it doesn't do the trick.
My sample app is located here https://arkdrop.app/demo/ and it seems to stuck on an logged out state, without the login button do anything
mv-mode is in edit, but it needs to login to turn the save functionality on.

[Falafel65]

Ok, I think I found it, it's missing some data that are set in login.php in $_SESSION.
At line 116 ($finalData = $_SESSION['user'];), you'll have to define the user data in an array, something like $finalData = array( 'login' => 'login', 'name' => 'User Name', 'isLogged' => true );
(sorry, the indent is lost in this editor)
The most important part is the "isLogged" key, used in mavo-php.js:114, set in :78

[chiotis]

Thank you so much for your help!
I better understood the logic behind it.
Seems to do the trick.
This approach gives the login/logout links the "enable/disable edit" functionality, which seems fine (ux-wise)